Posts Tagged ‘John Tortorella’
Game day – Habs entertain the Rangers, with Brandon Prust back and Nathan Beaulieu up from Hamilton for his first-ever NHL game. From Hockey’s Future, which was written before his season began in Hamilton, here’s what was said about this 6’3′ defenceman. “As well as quarterback the play from the blue line, Beaulieu is a [...]
March 30, 2013 in Brandon Prust, David Desharnais, Hamilton Bulldogs, Max Pacioretty, Montreal Canadiens, New York Rangers
Tags: Brandon Prust, Hamilton Bulldogs, Hershey chocolate Stanley Cup, John Tortorella, Marian Gaborik, Nathan Beaulieu | 2 Comments »
The line of Erik Cole, Lars Eller, and Alex Galchenyuk did major damage, each racking up a goal and an assist, and Carey Price earned his second shutout of the season as the Canadiens rebounded after a dismal collapse on Thursday against the Islanders to hand the New York Rangers a big 3-0 skunk at [...]
February 23, 2013 in Alex Galchenyuk, Brandon Prust, Brendan Gallagher, Carey Price, Max Pacioretty, Montreal Canadiens, New York Islanders, New York Rangers, Ottawa Senators, PK Subban, Rene Bourque, Toronto Maple Leafs
Tags: Alex Galchenyuk, Carey Price, Erik Cole, John Tortorella, Lars Eller, PK Subban, Rene Bourque, Rick Nash, Ryan McDonagh | 16 Comments »
Above, Rod Gilbert and Jean Ratelle battle for the puck with Henri Richard. The Pocket Rocket stood only 5’7″ and weighed just 160 pounds or so, but he was one tough hombre and had no problem holding his own against bigger guys. He was also a skilled playmaker and is the proud owner of eleven [...]
February 23, 2013 in Brandon Prust, Henri Richard, Montreal Canadiens, New York Rangers, Rene Bourque
Tags: Brandon Prust, Henri Richard, Jean Ratelle, John Tortorella, Rod Gilbert | 3 Comments »
The Canadiens hit Broadway tonight for a meeting with the Rangers, and to keep their win streak alive, they know they’ll have to contain the big five – Rick Nash, Brad Richards, Marian Gaborik, Andy Bathgate, and little Camille Henry. They also know they must be aware of the Ranger’s tight defence, with stalwarts such [...]
February 19, 2013 in Montreal Canadiens, New York Rangers
Tags: Andy Bathgate, Bill Gadsby, Brad Richards, Camille Henry, Gump Worsley, Henrik Lundqvist, John Tortorella, Marian Gaborik, Rick Nash | 4 Comments »
Things are going as Hollywood producers might hope. Los Angeles on one coast and New York on the other take their openers in their bid to meet each other in the Stanley Cup final. The Rangers blank the Devils 3-0 on home ice Monday night, and regardless of how well the Devils played, as Glenn Healy kept reminding us, the name of the [...]
May 14, 2012 in Los Angeles Kings, New Jersey Devils, New York Rangers, NHL playoffs, Phoenix Coyotes
Tags: Darryl Sutter, Dave Tippett, Glenn Healy, Ilya Kovalchuk, John Tortorella, Nick Nolte, Paul Michael Glazer, Peter DeBoer, Randy Quaid, Sean Penn, Zach Parise | 8 Comments »
Thanks a lot, Joe Thornton. Thornton and his San Jose Sharks recently played the Rangers, the team Montreal meets on the ice in just a few hours, and Thornton came out and said the Rangers were the softest team he’s played against in the east. This of course infuriated Rangers’ coach John Tortorella, and it [...]
November 5, 2011 in Montreal Canadiens, New York Rangers
Tags: Joe Thornton, John Tortorella | 5 Comments »
A 6’9″ locomotive smashes a player into a partition with the puck nowhere near, a blatant infraction, and the player goes down, out cold, with doctors and trainers scrambling to hold his head steady as he’s strapped onto a stretcher. The locomotive gets thrown out of the game, and it’s discovered that the receiver of [...]
March 9, 2011 in Boston Bruins, Max Pacioretty, Montreal Canadiens
Tags: Colin Campbell, Jacques Martin, John Tortorella, Max Pacioretty, Mike Murphy, Toe Blake, Zdeno Chara | 23 Comments »
I’d first like to address any Habs fans who happened to be at the Bell Centre to see the Canadiens’ 3-2 win over the New York Rangers. You lucky bastards and bastardettes. You saw it all in living colour, and you got your money’s worth. You saw a big win in a deafening barn. You watched Andrei Kostitsyn fire [...]
January 15, 2011 in Bell Centre, Calgary Flames, Montreal Canadiens, New York Rangers, PK Subban, Tomas Plekanec
Tags: Andrei Kostitsyn, Brandon Dubinsky, Henrik Lundqvist, John Tortorella, Kris Newbury, Max Pacioretty, Roman Hamrlik, Tomas Plekanec, Travis Moen | 10 Comments »
Sportsnet Hockey Central was mentioning today that Rangers coach John Tortorella is complaining that PK Subban slew footed Brandon Dubinsky and that it was a completely dirty play. And along with Tortorella whining, it was also said by the Hockey Central boys that PK could be the new NHL disturber and is being compared to Sean Avery. For Christ’s sakes. [...]
January 15, 2011 in Montreal Canadiens, New York Rangers, PK Subban
Tags: Brandon Dubinsky, Hockey Central, John Tortorella, PK Subban, Sean Avery, Sportsnet | 6 Comments »
Former Hab Chris Higgins returns to Montreal in a Rangers uniform tonight, and hopefully he’ll play just the way he did last season – lousy. This is a guy who has always had potential, who scored more than twenty goals three times as a Montreal Canadien, but should have scored more. Too many times we endured his long, [...]
October 24, 2009 in Bell Centre, Carey Price, Montreal Canadiens, New York Rangers
Tags: Carey Price, Cris Higgins, Habs, Jacques Martin, Jaroslav Halak, John Tortorella, New York Rangers, Sean Avery | 14 Comments »